Mediation is entirely confidential. Nothing discussed in mediation can be disclosed to a judge in the future, so the couple is encouraged to be open and honest about all relevant issues. Given that most people get divorced due to a communication breakdown, it is essential to understand that mediation only works if both parties can speak their minds without fear that their words will be used against them.
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A mediator is neutral and does not represent either spouse. This means the mediator cannot give legal advice to either party. We remain neutral throughout the mediation. However, we can assist you in coming up with ideas that can lead to an agreement. That open and honest exchange of ideas frees up both parties to negotiate confidently. Because both spouses work with the same information in a neutral forum, it usually takes far less time to reach an agreement that makes sense to both spouses than if you try to reach an agreement without a mediator.
Very importantly, mediation is entirely voluntary. It continues only as long as you, your spouse, and the mediator want. Mediation can be conducted as frequently as the parties believe is necessary to reach an agreement. This is your mediation, and you decide everything in the process with the advice and experience of your divorce mediator.
In fact, our court rules state:
“Unless the participants in a mediation agree otherwise …., no party, mediator, or other participant in a mediation may disclose any mediation communication to anyone who was not a participant in the mediation. A mediator may disclose a mediation communication to prevent harm to others to the extent such mediation communication would be admissible in a court proceeding. A mediator has the duty to disclose to a proper authority information obtained at a mediation session if required by law or if the mediator has a reasonable belief that such disclosure will prevent a participant from committing a criminal or illegal act likely to result in death or serious bodily harm. No mediator may appear as counsel for any person in the same or any related matter.” R. 1:40-4(d).
Our firm offers divorce mediation services to clients all across New Jersey.
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Full Settlement Agreement that is ready to be signed and resolves all of your issues (with one-on-one mediation if necessary)
The filing of all documents with the court to get you divorced.
Access to our PRIVATE Members Only Facebook Group, where you can ask questions and get additional help as you go through the process.
If you need help figuring out the best package for you,
Click HEREYou have no children.
You have nothing to divide.
You just want a divorce ASAP.
You already have a verbal agreement on money and your children.
We’ll put it in a written, legally-binding settlement agreement for you.
You need help arriving at an agreement on your money and/or children.
We’ll mediate between you and your partner to negotiate a fair agreement.
From custody to visits to holidays, we’ll walk you through every decision you need to make in order to move on with your life while protecting your kids.
Should there be alimony? What about child support? How are your children’s expenses going to be shared? We’ll help you figure it all out.
We’ll help you decide how to divide your marital home, bank accounts, retirement accounts, cars, debt, and anything else you need to split up.
Once you create an agreement about your money, your children, and your stuff, we’ll file all your documents and make sure your divorce is done quickly and correctly.
Most law firms don’t know how to resolve divorce. They only know how to fight – because that’s how it’s always been done.
At Netsquire, we’ve ripped up the divorce playbook to make it quicker, simpler, and drama-free. We offer online mediation and document prep services, all for one transparent, flat fee.
With a whole lot of experience under our belts—decades, in fact—we’ve given thousands of couples the nudge they needed to move past divorce and rediscover their happy place.
We’re not just attorneys. We’re your guides, allies, and advocates. We’ll navigate this journey with you, prioritizing your peace of mind and financial health along the way.
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Go ahead, select the package and payment plan that works best for you. If you decide that it is not for you before we draft any documents or you commence mediation, we will refund 100% of your money (less a 3% credit card fee). If you decide to cancel after we do some work, we will issue you a partial refund…NO QUESTIONS ASKED.